Republic of Ireland player Sinead Farrelly announces her retirement from international football after one year as part of the squad.
Sinead Farrelly has retired from international football after one year as part of the Republic of Ireland squad.
The 34-year-old, who qualified for the Republic of Ireland through her Cavan-born father, plays for NJ/NY Gotham in the National Women's Soccer League - the top tier of the women's game in the US.
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